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You can contact Services Australia by phone or online to get information or assistance with child support matters. To contact CSA by phone, call the Child Support general enquiries line on 131 272 from within Australia, or +61 3 6222 3455 from outside Australia.
Claims for child support payments need to be assessed by the relevant child support agency where the child is resident. Australia and the United States have a bilateral agreement to enforce child support payments for parents resident in their country when the child is abroad.
Online services support hotline - Centrelink If you're outside Australia, call +61 1300 169 468.
If you have questions or need additional information, please contact the Australian child support program at: childsupportoverseas@humanservices.au.
You will need to send a request to the International Family Law Section with three certified copies of the child order, and a certificate signed by an officer of a court or by some other authority in the country in which the order was made relating to the order.
As a general rule, you are able to stop paying child support when the child turns 18. However there are some exceptions to that. Child support obligations can also end due to a 'terminating event. '